Koroks are back inZelda: Tears of the Kingdom.
It’s all very wholesome.
Or, at least it was in Breath of the Wild.
However, Tears of the Kingdom has upped the ante when it comes to Korok puzzles.
This time around, Link often has to reunite two separated Korok companions.
This sounds innocent enough - who doesn’t want to see two long lost friends reunited?
Well, apparently many Tears of the Kingdom players, that’s who.
So, without further ado, three, two, one, blast off!
At least we see this one land, and despite the turmoil and tumble, the Korok seems ok. Yahaha Korok go zoom pic.twitter.com/Y6N8PBN59O
Now, we come to the Tears of the Kingdom crucifixions.
This one is truly biblical in its proportions.
This Korok has turned one of the game’s minecarts into a bumper car.
It’s the little “oof” at the end that gets me.
Hope you dont mind being used as a front bumper lil Korok HAHAHAHApic.twitter.com/QbMuVUDAEx
Another Korok “oof”.
Once again, I am not sure this player was expecting this to happen.
IMFUCKING CRYING#TearsOfTheKingdom#Zelda#NintendoSwitchpic.twitter.com/rIaKpXLgPI
Now, I have saved my personal favourite for last.
Mmmm, mmm, just need some Goron spice for seasoning.
